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The animal pics are great! The last time we were at AK, we spent more time looking at the animals and less time running from ride to ride. It was suprisingly relaxing!
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Hey Joni!!!!!
Happy Thanksgiving a few days early!!! I'm loving the hair pictures!!!! Your in Disney... It looks fabulous!!!! EE is one of my favorite roller coaster's, although I love RnRC tooo, I love the music in RnRC more... My sweet husband was home for 5 days and we had so much fun... but he decided that my DD needed to go with us on my birthday cruise... Which will be so much fun. We love to lay out in the sun all day long and he hates too, so we'll layout all day long and he can do the fun things that go on all day long on the ship. I bet your looking forward to having a few days off from school. It will be a good break for you. Have a super day, and Happy Thanksgiving... Carolyn
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Roger, Simba One!
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Thanks! I couldn't believe the lions were moving around either. I'm glad you like my meerkat picture! I'm pretty proud of it. HAHAHA WHAT?! That is both repulsive and hilarious. Quote:
RIGHT?! I mean, I don't like to toot my own horn, but come on...it's pure gold. Quote:
Yay! I'm glad you liked the picture, and it catered to your specific animal preferences. This is why I need to be a professional meerkat photographer! Me too! Isn't that so annoying? I just feel like there's other ways he could have expressed his excitement! Quote:
Hahahaha that's exactly what he's doing! News of these tragedies travels fast in WDW. For real. Why so serious, Mr. Gorilla Gorilla Gorilla? I completely agree with you. Although, like we discussed on Twitter, I do feel like the DIS might be a little harsh about expletives! I HATE BATS. Ugh. Yeah, I haven't seen any pterodactyls (I totally had to look back at your post to see how to spell that) lately, so I'm guessing that wasn't a successful plan. Quote:
Thanks! Stay tuned to find out!
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I am the same way! I'm not perfect, and I definitely swear from time to time, but I feel so bad when I do it in family environments, and I ABSOLUTELY don't do it on purpose like that jerk! Quote:
HAHA thank you for looking that up for me! That is so weird! Oh well, it's the one scientific name I can actually pronounce! Now I'm thinking of Tarzan too! I totally agree! It's exciting, but it's not super intense or anything. I've never been on that roller coaster but it sounds crazy! Quote:
Yeah, he was only embarassing himself really, so we just made fun of him! Thanks! Stay tuned to find out! Quote:
Hahaha seriously though. He was a winner. I DID. You Frumps would be so proud of me! Quote:
Thank you! Disney hair is a good thing, because that means you're having a blast! I love RnRC so much! That's definitely my favorite ride! That's so nice that your husband was home! A cruise with your DD along sounds perfect! I'm so happy for you! It is WONDERFUL having a break from work! I'm so happy!
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"The Circle of Life"- The Lion King
Hi everyone! I hope you all are gearing up for a wonderful Thanksgiving tomorrow! We are actually celebrating today, because my sister has to work tomorrow, so I'm getting ready to chow down on some awesome food in about three hours! I just wanted to say one of the things I am most thankful for is my passion for Disney, and all of the wonderful friends I've made who share that passion. You all are amazing, and even though I've never even met most of you in "real life" I still consider you my friends! I'm so glad to know each and every one of you! HAPPY THANKSGIVING! "Circle of Life"- The Lion King July 9, 2012 It's the Circle of Life And it moves us all Through despair and hope Through faith and love When I left off we were making a mad dash for the 10:30 show of Festival of the Lion King! We raced across the park and made it just in time! It worked out perfectly, actually, because we walked right in without having to wait and were seated in the giraffe section! Excuse our weird faces in this picture, but we were so happy to have made it to the show on time! Not to mention having a break from the heat! My pictures from this show aren't great, so I'll just share a few of them. I thought this one was really cool, with everyone dancing and all the colors! PUMBAA! Here's the giraffe, reppin' our section. I feel like the giraffe section is kind of the nerd spot, so I was happy to be there. The elephant! And the main man himself! I love the monkeys so much! Their acrobatic skills are so impressive! Aren't a lot of them former Olympians? The performers always have such beautiful voices, too! It never fails to bring me to tears! After studying all of the costumes extensively, I decided the zebra is my favorite! GAHH that show is just SO PERFECT. I really hope the rumors about Disney ending it are untrue. That would be terrible. It is such a high quality performance by everyone involved, and it still blows my mind that it's included in park admission. Disney is so amazing! When FoTLK was over we still had about an hour until our lunch reservations at Yak & Yeti, so we decided to go to some of the gift shops and look around to kill time. I love all of the Lion King stuff! It reminded me of when I was little and the movie came out. I remember going to the theater to see it with my mom and then going to Wal Mart afterwards and there was Lion King stuff EVERYWHERE! She bought me a stuffed Simba, and I still have him, even though my dog chewed off one of his eyeballs like fifteen years ago! I was so proud to be an honorary giraffe, so I hung out with one of my brethren for a while. They had the cutest selection of Mickey and Minnie ears! And…THE PILLOWS. Oh Mylanta, the pillows. Unfortunately I didn't buy any right then, even though I wanted ALL OF THEM. I did, however, get some later in the trip. Stay tuned to find out which ones I finally settled on! On our way between shops I traded for a pink Mickey pin. And in the next shop John made himself a pressed penny! I tried to take a picture of it, but it came our really bad so I have no idea what the penny is. Any ideas? After we did some browsing in the shops we still had about 30 minutes until our lunch reservation, but we were STARVING (remember, I hadn't eaten all morning!) so we decided to see if we could get in early! Up Next: Lunch at Yak & Yeti, complete with me successfully breaking something. Stay tuned!
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I had heard that a lot of the tumble monkeys are former Olympians.
I love Festival of the Lion King! I'll be so sad if they cancel the show. I did make it a point to see it on my last trip, just in case though. I think the penny looks like a Turkey!- But that is probably just me thinking about all the yummy food to be eaten tomorrow. HAPPY THANKSGIVING! |
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Happy Thanksgiving!!
So glad y'all were able to make it to FotLK! It will really be a travesty if Disney does away with that show. Even though I don't love that park, I think that show is one of the best things at Disney. I love that pillow in the picture! I need it! Can't wait to hear about lunch!
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ME TOO! I'm glad I saw it in July too, just in case. It's such a great show! Hahaha I can see a little bit of turkey in there... Thank you so much! Quote:
I know, I completely agree with you! It is so amazing! Aren't those pillows the best? I want them all!
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"Carl Goes Up"- Michael Giacchino (Up Soundtrack)
July 9, 2012 Instrumental Having skipped breakfast, John and I were both ravenous as we made our way up to Yak & Yeti! We were half an hour early for our ADR, so we were both hoping desperately that they would go ahead and seat us! SUCCESS! The place was almost empty, and we were seated immediately! Our table was upstairs next to the railing, which is almost exactly where we sat last time! Heres our view from the table: Our waitress came over immediately to get our drink orders. Her name was Ellen, and she was from Monterrey, CA. I though it was funny that her name was Ellen, because she looked EXACTLY like Ellen Degeneres! We both knew what we wanted to eat, so when Ellen brought our drinks we went ahead and ordered our food. After she left I went to the bathroom so I could wash my hands and take pictures of some of the décor! HAHAHA I love that John photo bombed that picture. Thats my boy! I love all the statues! This guy blends right in with the wall. While I was in the bathroom, I had a major DOH moment I dropped my camera! Were talking about my almost brand new camera that I had only owned for like six months at the time. I was devastated, because it had an obvious dent in the side, but after some careful inspection I realized it was still functional. The only thing that messed up was the spring that made the flash pop up. Now when I want to use the flash I have to pull it up with my fingernail. This is pretty inconvenient and it took some practice to master, but at least I didnt have to get a new camera! When I got back to the table I ashamedly admitted to John what I had done. I was embarrassed because he had JUST told me that I shouldnt take my camera with me to the bathroom, but luckily he is kind hearted enough that he didnt say I told you so. Hes so good to me! I didnt have long to mope about my camera, because our food arrived almost immediately after I got back! John ordered the shaoxing steak and shrimp, which is skirt steak, tempura-battered shrimp, jasmine rice, stir-fried vegetables, and chili plum dipping sauce. I ordered the crispy honey chicken, which is tempura chicken, broccoli, carrots, and honey sauce. We gobbled our entrees pretty quickly, because we were both eager to get to the best part of a meal at Yak & Yeti- DESSERT! We both ordered the fried wontons- skewers of fresh pineapple and cream cheese wontons, vanilla ice cream, and honey vanilla drizzle. AKA, one of my absolute favorite desserts on Disney property! When it was time to settle the bill, I realized that since its independently owned, Yak & Yeti wouldnt accept the TiW card. They did, however, offer a 10% AP discount! Alrighty, its that time again time for a dining review! Service: Honestly, at first I really wasnt impressed with Ellen. She was in a big rush, she mixed up our drink orders, and she took a long time to bring us refills. Then, toward the end of our meal, she started trying to sell us some discount card for the Landrys chain that owns Yak & Yeti and other restaurants like Rainforest Café. We were not interested, and we told her several times that we didnt live near any of their restaurants so it would be a waste of money, but she was persistent. Finally she gave up, and I kind of expected her to be short with us after that, but it was the opposite. She came to our table before we left and talked to us for a little while. She wished us a happy anniversary and told us that her parents had just celebrated their 50th anniversary. That redeemed her a little bit in our eyes! Atmosphere: I always love the atmosphere at Yak & Yeti! Its such a beautiful restaurant, and theres so much to look at! I highly recommend exploring all the décor if you eat there! Plus it was early in the day, so there was hardly anyone there, which was nice! Food Quality: As far as our entrees go, John was really happy with his. Mine was pretty good, but I thought the sauce on my chicken was a little too sweet, and the broccoli and carrots were a little rubbery. Dessert TOTALLY made up for it, though! The cream cheese wontons were fantastic, as always! Overall Dining Experience: Overall it was a nice experience. Being seated immediately was awesome, but we did feel a little uncomfortable when Ellen tried to get us to buy the discount card. I dont like pushy servers. Overall, this meal receives the following rating: Category Two- Emile Dont get me wrong, it was a great lunch, but it just wasnt good enough to be elevated to Remy status. Will we eat there again? Absolutely, but probably not on our next trip! When we left Yak & Yeti we were both feeling pretty satisfied with our AK morning. We were just getting ready to leave when we noticed Dug and Russell from Up doing a meet and greet! I love Dug so much, and thats one of my absolute favorite Disney movies, so I couldnt resist! The line wasnt too long, so we hopped right in! The line moved pretty quickly, but when it was almost our turn, the CM with Russell and Dug announced that they needed to go check on Kevin and would be back in just a few minutes. Since we were next in line, he stood and chatted with us while we waited. He was obviously a CM who loved his job, because he was super cheerful! John was standing there like Mr. Tough Army Guy with his sunglasses on, and the CM asked him if he was excited. John said yes in a very unconvincing tone, and the CM said, I can see that! Your tattoos are just dancing with excitement! That was pretty fun. He was really random too, because he asked us where we were from and if we had palm trees in NC. I told him we did at the coast. Then he asked what the state tree of NC was, and I told him the dogwood. It was an interesting conversation, to say the least! I was so excited to meet Russell and Dug when they came back! They both gave me a big hug, and when I hugged Dug he licked me and made a loud slurpy noise! It was so cute! Heres the picture from our camera: And here are all of the PhotoPass pictures! It was a great meet and greet, and the perfect way to end our morning at Animal Kingdom, so we headed out of the park and made it back to the Beach Club at 1:15! Another productive morning! Up Next: An awesome evening at DHS! Stay tuned!
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Awww Joni, I feel the same way about you and my DIS friends! Someday we will meet in person and it will be spectacular! I hope you're having a wonderful early Thanksgiving!
AHHH Festival of the Lion King. Why is it the most perfect show ever? I mean, really. Every time I watch it it's like the first time all over again! AND YES!!! I read that at least one of the tumble monkeys was on the US Men's team in 2008! SO COOL. I'm so glad you bought some of the pillows! I really wish I had purchased some. I WILL. AHHH PERFECT SONG CHOICE for the second update! Ahh, that movie. OH MAN. That same thing happened to my first digital camera. I was especially sad because I had paid for it with my own money and someone stepped on it during a school pep rally. Hahha, sigh. I'm so glad yours was still functional! Yum! The food looks delicious. There has been a serious lack of Asian food in my life for far too long! It's so good. Anything tempura is an immediate winner in my eyes. LOVE your Dug and Russell photos! They're adorable! I feel a cupcake coming on... :
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Happy Thanksgiving to you as well!
What a great morning! We've never eaten at Yak and Yeti, but it always smells so incredible! Up was on Disney Channel this morning, but my 3 year old wasn't interested. We are trying to watch all of the Disney movies before our trip next year- we're on The Rescuers! Sorry that Ellen was pushy- not a good way to end a meal!
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Sounds like a great morning at AK!
We love the Festival of the Lion King show too and would miss it so much, it's not my husbands favorite park so I would struggle to get him there if that closed lol We saw Russell and Dug too, wouldn't it be great if Carl was there too? Yum I need to get to Yak & Yeti one of these days, your honey chicken looked right up my street! Happy Thanksgiving! |
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Oh no! I hadn't heard anything about FOTLK ending! I really enjoy that show! I would have to say it's my favorite show at AK. I hope it's not true.
I enjoyed your Yak & Yeti review. I've never eaten at the restaurant but it looks good. The steak & shrimp looked really yummy.
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Happy Thanksgiving Joni!! I am so thankful to have met you!
I SO hope the rumors are untrue! I would be heartbroken if that show got shelved! I love the stores in Animal Kingdom. They're all so well-themed. AHH THE PILLOWS. I'm obsessed with mine. Sent from my iPhone using DISBoards
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I have the exact same thought about FotLK! That and Finding Nemo: The Musical are both so amazing.
Your food at Yak & Yeti looks so good! That's a bummer about your server bothering you with the discount card. That's one thing that I usually enjoy about Disney - most of the time, I never run into people trying to upsell. I can see that! Your tattoos are just dancing with excitement! - I love it when CMs say things like that! There should be a blog of the hilarious things that people hear CMs say at Disney. I can see it now: "CMs Say The Darndest Things!"
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- Looney Tunes Theatrical Cartoon Series
- Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc.
- Distributed by: Warner Bros.
- Cartoon Characters: Bugs Bunny, Bull, Matador.
- Originally Released in 1953.
- Color
- Running Time: 7:13 minutes.
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Before we encounter Bugs, we get an eyeful of a magnificent bull in action as he makes short work of a matador. Looking for the "Coachella Valley and Carrot Festival therein" (that left turn at Albuquerque again), Bugs tunnels into the middle of the arena. Bugs becomes hostile when the bull's breath steams up his tail, and the bull bops him high into the air. The bunny utters his famous declaration, "Of course you realize this means war!" and steps back into the arena in full toreador costume, directing the bull head-first into an anvil with his red cape, then doing a show-stopping dance (to "La Cucaracha") with the now slap-happy bull. Another bit of choreography follows, this one set to the Mexican Hat Dance and employing as its theme Bugs walking right up to the behemoth and slapping him repeatedly in the face- in tempo! Next, Bugs booby-traps his cape with a rifle, which the bull accidentally swallows, enabling him to fire bullets out of his horns. However, he abuses the privilege by trying explosive-headed bullets. Bugs then sends the bull out of the stadium. By the time he returns, Bugs has arranged for his defeat with a Rube Goldberg routine which sets off a powder keg just as the bull flies over it. This heads the bull straight into the side of the arena. Over the bull's battered backside, Bugs displays a banner reading "The End."
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After forgetting to take "that left turn at Albequerque", Bugs finds himself in one heck of a bullfight with a huge and relatively intelligent bull, who manages to match wits fairly well with our favorite wabbit, er rabbit.
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Operation Ivy Bells was a joint United States Navy, CIA, and National Security Agency (NSA) mission whose objective was to place wire taps on Soviet underwater communication lines during the Cold War.[1]
During the Cold War, the United States wanted to learn more about Soviet submarine and missile technology, specifically ICBM test and nuclear first strike capability.
In the early 1970s the U.S. government learned of the existence of an undersea communications cable in the Sea of Okhotsk, which connected the major Soviet Pacific Fleet naval base at Petropavlovsk on the Kamchatka Peninsula to the Soviet Pacific Fleet's mainland headquarters at Vladivostok.[2]:172 At the time, the Sea of Okhotsk was claimed by the Soviet Union as territorial waters, and was strictly off limits to foreign vessels, and the Soviet Navy had installed a network of sound detection devices along the seabed to detect intruders. The area also saw numerous surface and subsurface naval exercises.
Despite these obstacles, the potential for an intelligence coup was considered too great to ignore, and in October 1971 the United States sent the purpose-modified submarine USS Halibut (SSGN-587) deep into the Sea of Okhotsk. Divers working from the Halibut found the cable in 400 ft (120 m) of water and installed a 20 ft (6.1 m) long device, which wrapped around the cable without piercing its casing and recorded all communications made over it. The large recording device was designed to detach if the cable was raised for repair.
The tapping of the Soviet naval cable was so secret that most sailors involved did not have the security clearance needed to know about it. A cover story was thus created to disguise the actual mission: It was claimed that the spy submarines were sent to the Soviet naval range in the Sea of Okhotsk to recover the Soviet SS-N-12 Sandbox supersonic anti-ship missile (AShM) debris so that countermeasures could be developed.
Although created as a cover story, this mission was actually carried out with great success: U.S. Navy divers recovered all of the SS-N-12 debris, with the largest debris no larger than 6 inches, and a total of more than 2 million pieces. The debris was taken back to the U.S. and the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory reconstructed the AShM based on these pieces, and at least one sample was also reverse engineered. They discovered that the SS-N-12 AShM was guided by radar only, and the infrared (IR) guidance previously suspected did not exist. From the samples built, countermeasures were successfully developed and deployed.
Each month, divers retrieved the recordings and installed a new set of tapes. The recordings were then delivered to the NSA for processing and dissemination to other U.S. intelligence agencies. The first tapes recorded revealed that the Soviets were so sure of the cable's security that the majority of the conversations made over it were unencrypted. The eavesdropping on the traffic between senior Soviet officers provided invaluable information on naval operations at Petropavlovsk, the Pacific Fleet's primary nuclear submarine base, home to Yankee and Delta class nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines.[2]:188
Eventually, more taps were installed on Soviet lines in other parts of the world, with more advanced instruments built by AT&T's Bell Laboratories that were nuclear-powered and could store a year's worth of data.[2]:189 Other submarines were used for this role, including USS Parche (SSN-683), USS Richard B. Russell (SSN-687), USS Seawolf (SSN-575), .[3]
Ronald Pelton, a 44-year-old veteran of the NSA, was fluent in Russian and considered to be a highly skilled communications analyst/specialist, but very bad at personal finance. Hostile toward the agency and dissatisfied with his position, Pelton was $65,000 in debt and filed for personal bankruptcy just three months before he resigned. With only a few hundred dollars in the bank, Pelton walked into the Soviet embassy in Washington, DC in January 1980 and offered to sell what he knew to the KGB for money.
No documents were passed from Pelton to the Soviets, as he had an extremely good memory. He reportedly received $35,000 from the KGB for the intelligence he provided from 1980 to 1983, and for the intelligence on the Operation Ivy Bells, the KGB gave him $5,000. The Soviets did not immediately take any action on this information. However, in 1981, surveillance satellites showed Soviet warships, including a salvage vessel, anchored over the site of the tap in the Sea of Okhotsk. USS Parche was dispatched to recover the device, but her divers were unable to find it and it was concluded that the Soviets had taken it. It remains unclear why it took the Soviets so long, although a plausible explanation is that it was used to feed disinformation to U.S. defense intelligence.
In July 1985, Vitaly Yurchenko, a KGB colonel who was Pelton's initial contact in Washington D.C., defected to the U.S. and provided the information that eventually led to Pelton's arrest.[1]
The recording device captured by the Soviets was later put on public display in a museum in Moscow.[4]


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I've been playing AD Mundo solotop lately and it's been working pretty well. 21/9/0 masteries Standard tanky AD runes Boots > Berserker's Greaves > Vampiric Scepter > Phantom Dancer Skill order: E, Q, R, W From what I've seen he can win most exchanges with the huge AD boost (+40 damage) at level 1.
AP mundo is fotm where have you been
I build mundo as hybrid -> tank lategame hybrid marks would be nice. Sorcs, Liandry's for a more AP build. AD would be Atmas + HP. Lots of HP.
Mundo needs to be tanky. You can't build him like a carry with Phantom Dancer. Rushing a warmogs gets you the sustain you need, both from your passive effect and the warmog passive both based off your health. It also lowers the relative cost of your spells. After the warmog, maybe you can grab a Zeal, a bit of armor/MR, upgrade to PD. But most tend to use Mundo as a damage soak due to his heal in combat. Dedicating significant gold to offense tends to ensure he dies before he can really even benefit from his regen.
I'm really not clear what your objective is here. None of Mundo's abilities actually scale directly with AD. Building Mundo without health is like building Anivia without mana. You might poke a little harder, but you are not going to be able to sustain that damage for any length of time. If you insist on an offensive build, at least go for items that synergize with him. Black Cleaver, Frozen Mallet, Tiamat, or Atmas would all be much better than PD.


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(09-21-2012 08:07 AM)shezdoni Wrote: Nothing against Randi here, IMHO I think he is one of the better members on the site, however, you guys should feel lucky, that there is really no need for a full time MOD on the hockey boards, or on any of the other boards as well. All a MOD is, is a babysitter for those so called adults that act like 5 yr old children on a message board in Fantasy Land, and for the past few months now, all I have seen on the hockey boards is grown adults acting like grown adults, with the occasional "child" sneaking in and violating the rules, when that happens, they pretty well get put in their place by the respected members here. If you look at the forums as a whole, ever since Beckett's started enforcing the 18 or older to be a member rule, the boards have been pretty clean, with out the MODS having to step in and slap wrists, like they used too when the kiddies were allowed to post etc... all a Mod does, is edit or remove any inappropriate posts ,threads, etc.... and babysit the adult children that we get occasionally, they ARE NOT allowed to get involved in trade disputes other than sending the parties a PM asking what is going on, when they are sending their end, etc....., and requesting the offender be banned, suspended, msf, ETC.... That is all they are allowed to do here, and on any other trade site, despite what that site might claim...... Besides, Randi deserves better than being an un-paid babysitter for adult children in Fantasy Land, don't ya think?
(09-22-2012 07:14 AM)floydtown Wrote: no, I have to keep my day job
(09-19-2012 11:02 PM)pens fan addict Wrote: Randi.....shut it and let the boards speak for once!! For the love of....can we get a word in for hockey sake!!!!!! This ia our time, not yours!!! Let us send our message to the admin to let them know what we know and want witn our board!!!! As well as what it much need!!!! Jk Randi, your awesome.....I love you man... ( I hope that's not Canadian for "will you marry me"...you weirdos!!!) Jk...maybe #RANDIFORMOD


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8 He that soweth iniquity shall reap vanity: and the rod of his anger shall fail . | 8 He who sows wickedness reaps trouble, and the rod of his fury will be destroyed. |
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1 There was a famine during David's reign that lasted for three years, so David asked the LORD about it. And the LORD said, "The famine has come because Saul and his family are guilty of murdering the Gibeonites." | 1 During the reign of David, there was a famine for three successive years; so David sought the face of the LORD. The LORD said, "It is on account of Saul and his blood-stained house; it is because he put the Gibeonites to death." |
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backy Twin CitiesPosts: 18,787I think the Ridgeline is a poor example. The Fit is already a proven seller around the world, e.g. the #1 seller in Japan and very popular in Europe and throughout the rest of Asia also. And it is not a new market for Honda, as was the Ridgeline--it is actually re-introducing a car to a market that Honda owned not too many years ago.
I think it is inaccurate terminology to call special finance deals "rebates." They are not rebates of any sort but subsidies for financing programs. There are also manufacturer-to-dealer incentives. But generally when one thinks of rebates, it is the manufacturer-to-consumer type--like the $1000 Hyundai just started offering on the Accent after cries from dealers that the car was overpriced for its market. -
backy Twin CitiesPosts: 18,787Thanks for the link. They seem really positive on the car. But IMO is was not a very well-done review. Not a lot of details--they didn't even explain what equipment was on their test car. And the photos were from Hyundai's archives, and old ones at that, of a prototype instead of the current production car (note the interior pics).
I am going to try to drive one of these today, head-to-head with the Yaris. Right now the Fit, Versa, Accent, and Yaris are at the top of my shopping list, with the Fit having the pre-drive edge. -
enka Posts: 35I got to say dont buy a Fit because its not anything speacial ugly exterior people just buy it because it has a honda badge on it. Hyundai accent is so much better look at the sales of accent in europe like everyone is buying them and also in europe they have Hyundai Getz and that sells alot too and better loking than fit i would prefer accent Hyundai fan til i die
iluvmysephia1 Posts: 5,716I agree with you, the Honda Fit is one of the most homely cars I've seen since the Pontiac Aztek. OTOH, the new subcompacts from Hyundai(Accent), Kia(Rio)and Toyota(Yaris)are all worthy of second, third and fourth looks.
Honda's success baffles me sometimes. Come on, people, have some pride in how your rig looks. Their Civics are also hideously boring looking. Not as ugly as the Fit but just boring, much like Toyota's mundane looking Corolla.2011 Kia Soul Sport 5-speed
backy Twin CitiesPosts: 18,787The Fit kind of reminds me of my old '85 Civic S hatchback, which I loved. Same general shape, but two more doors. I don't mind the looks of the Fit, and it has great versatility in those magic seats and is supposed to have sharp handling (haven't driven it yet). But it's in the details (and $$$$) that I have concerns about the Fit. It doesn't match the wonderful driving position of the Accent (or Rio/Rio5) because it doesn't have any way to adjust the seat height, so I can't get as comfy in the Fit as in the Accent. The Accent is quiet and smooth going down the road, even a bumpy road. I wonder how the Fit will deal with those pot-holed roads? The interior of the Accent looks like it could have come from a $20k sedan insted of an economy car. The Fit has nice gauges and the cloth on the seats is OK, but overall the interior reeks of "How can we shave every yen/dollar possible out of this car?" That is apparent due to things like: lack of driver's seat adjustments; thin, cheap carpeting; hard surfaces everywhere (even on the door panels, the cloth is glued to the doors--no padding there); no dead pedal; antiquated mechanical HVAC controls vs. electronic buttons; no driver's armrest; no lighted vanity mirrors or map lights; no fold-down rear armrest; no cargo cover (need to buy it as a dealer accessory); no floor mats (need to buy them as a dealer accessory); 4 speakers on the base stereo vs. 6.
But the Fit seems to have superior handling and powertrain, in addition to the cargo capacity. That is why I am looking forward to driving the '07 Accent SE, which is loaded with equipment and has a sport suspension with 16" alloys. I think that car will be a very interesting comparo to the Fit. -
bamacar Posts: 749To me, the Fit looks kinda fun and playful. The Rio5 looks sorta the same way. The Yaris is okay; nothing special. The Accent is clean, but boring. It sort of looks like a Corolla junior. Not offensive, but nobody will ever give it a second look. The interior is nice but also boring. Once again it looks like they tried to copy Corolla. It is like a Buick version of an economy car.
backy Twin CitiesPosts: 18,787IMO the influence for the Accent's interior was the Sonata, especially the dash. I'm glad Hyundai didn't copy certain features of the Corolla, in particular the terrible driving position (the Accent's is great) the boring cloth of the interior (the Accent's tweed with contrast stitching is much more interesting I think), and the high dash (which makes me feel as if I am sitting in a tub).
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skikidd Posts: 7Everyone keeps saying the '07 Accent is coming out "soon" but noone actually knows what "soon" is not even the dealers. Hyundai claims its slated to come out this "spring" but spring is almost over!! Anyone have ANY insight as to how soon "soon" is? I will have to purchase a car "soon" and would very much like to take a look at this one, I've been looking forward to it for some time now.
backy Twin CitiesPosts: 18,787Well, technically spring is only half-over. Based on other recent debuts (e.g. Accent and Azera), it's possible "spring" means June 20.
I did a search on my local dealers' inventories and found no 2007 Accents. In fact, I found very few 2006 Accents. One dealer had only one, one had four etc. Either these cars are not being shipped in large quantities or they are very popular--which would not be surprising with gas around $3.00/gallon. -
backy Twin CitiesPosts: 18,787One thing to keep in mind is that for '05, the Accent had both sedan and hatchback models to choose from. So far for '06, only the GLS sedan has been available. That must account for some of the dropoff from '05, and also I think the lack of a general rebate until recently has hurt sales, since the '06 is more expensive than the '05.
But the Accent is definitely not a high volume car for Hyundai in the U.S. They are imported, and the profit margin is probably not as high as on more expensive cars like the Azera and Sonata. -
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sonatabean Posts: 201I swear I remember reading something about concerns about crash ratings (which appears to influence the availability of sunroofs too, apparently).
It's a vague memory - which means I could also be misremembering, too.
I have been known to do that - but perhaps putting this idea out there will allow others who keep up on these things in more detail to comment??? -
shado4 Posts: 287I think you are referring to the Honda Fit. There have been several queries as to why the North American Fit is not available with a sunroof, whereas in other countries the Fit/Jazz has a sunroof option. I've heard people say that the North American Fit does not have a sunroof because of crash safety concerns.
One of the reasons the Accent 3-door appeals to me is because it is available with a moonroof. I sure hope Hyundai doesn't change their minds on this option. -
backy Twin CitiesPosts: 18,787Hyundai has been featuring the moonroof in their marketing for the Accent SE, so it looks definite.
Keep in mind the Fit was designed before the latest crash tests (i.e. IIHS side impact) were designed. That may explain why Honda had to ditch the moonroof for the U.S. Fit. The '07 Accent SE, however, is a new design so Hyundai could take the crash tests into account when adding the moonroof. -
sonatabean Posts: 201Keep in mind the Fit was designed before the latest crash tests (i.e. IIHS side impact) were designed.
You may well be right - while I like to follow auto news, I don't follow terribly CLOSELY in my reading.
One thing I personally want to know is if the 4-door sedan will be available in SE trim.
Sorry 'bout the brain fart on my part: I think the comment above by shado4 is probably accurate. -
shado4 Posts: 287One thing I personally want to know is if the 4-door sedan will be available in SE trim.
Good question. I believe that in the last iteration, the "sport" version of the Accent (Accent GT?) was only available as a 3-door.
Maybe Hyundai will extend the SE trim to the 4-door at a later date if enough people start yelling for it.
As it stands now, the 3-door SE is shaping up to be a nice little commuter car that could give you some fun in the twisties, provide some nice MPGs, and give you a lot of amenities not found in the competition. The only holdback is no cruise control, but upon reflection I haven't used the cruise control in my Elantra for over a year. -
backy Twin CitiesPosts: 18,787An SE 4-door would be a sweet package, especially with the 5-spoke 16" wheels, high-zoot stereo (I could play my old cassettes!), and moonroof. I just hope they don't add ground effects--those don't work too well in winter and with most curbs.
I have seen a lot of complaints about the lack of cruise control (e.g. look at the consumer feedback on the Accent here at Edmunds.com--it is quite favorable except for the lack of cruise). So I have hopes that Hyundai will add it in the near future.
Since the Accent uses a conventional throttle (not drive-by-wire), a 3rd-party cruise should be feasible too. -
sonatabean Posts: 201Correct me if I am wrong, but I could swear I have seen the 4-door with cruise?!?!
Actually, what I am rather psyched about are the news in the Hybrid forums that a Hybrid Accent is coming (and is, apparently, already out in Korea) with about 40% improved MPG.
Given the latest predictions on fuel, that 45 - 50 MPG number (derived via the 40% improvement) would be mighty sweet. -
backy Twin CitiesPosts: 18,787You can't be wrong if you have actually seen the 2006 Accent with cruise! But it is not currently available as a factory option.
A hybrid would be nice, and would compete directly with the rumored Fit hybrid. But I am not too interested in a hybrid that cannot run on its own on eletric power for a short distance. I drove the Accord hybrid and I was really put off by the way the engine restarts the moment you move forward after a stop. Not very good in stop-n-go traffic. The info I've seen says that Hyundai's hybrid system is similar to Honda's. -
skikidd Posts: 7Finally got my email returned....though the answer was not helpful :mad:
Unfortunately there is no official release date as of yet. The 2007 Accent will be available in the near future. Please feel free to contact us at a later time for further information. We do apologize for the frustrations. -
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